Zawady Ełckie on Lake Zawadzkie
Accommodation in Zawady Ełckie
Zawady Ełckie lies on Lake Zawadzkie. Two cycling routes pass through the village; there is a beach at the village entrance, and a memorial commemorates those who fell in the First World War.
Key facts about Zawady Ełckie
- Lake Zawadzkie is also known as Moksty, covers 96.63 hectares, and is up to 9.7 metres deep.
- The green cycling route is 19.6 kilometres long and runs via Stare Juchy, Zawady Ełckie, and Gorłówko before returning to Stare Juchy.
- The orange circular route “Wokół Łaśmiad” is about 31.7 kilometres long and passes through Zawady Ełckie, among other places.
- Beyond the last village buildings stands a 1918 memorial to those who fell in the First World War.
What characterises this lakeside village?
Zawady Ełckie lies on Lake Zawadzkie, which is also called Moksty. It covers 96.63 hectares and has a maximum depth of up to 9.7 metres. Area and maximum depth describe different measurements: the depth figure is a maximum, not the lake’s average depth. At the entrance to the village, there is a beach on Lake Zawadzkie directly beside the road. If you are taking the lake into account when choosing a place to visit, this is a useful landmark. If the beach is a deciding factor in your plans, check the access conditions before your visit.
Which cycling routes can you compare?
There are two routes of different lengths to choose from. The green cycling route is 19.6 kilometres long; it runs via Stare Juchy, Zawady Ełckie, and Gorłówko before returning to Stare Juchy. The orange circular route “Wokół Łaśmiad” is about 31.7 kilometres long and passes through Zawady Ełckie, among other places. The stated lengths differ by around twelve kilometres. You can therefore distinguish the routes by the distance you want to cover: the green route is shorter, while the orange circular route is the longer option. The distance describes the length of the route, not necessarily how long a particular ride will take. Check the current route before setting off.
What historical connection does the village have?
The 1918 memorial stands beyond the village’s last buildings and is dedicated to those who fell in the First World War. This adds a distinctly historical point of interest to the village’s natural and sporting attractions. If you are interested in commemorative sites as well as the lake and cycling, you can include this memorial in your plans. Its location beyond the last village buildings is a useful landmark; check access when planning a visit.
How can you choose a hotel to suit your plans?
Then compare the specific location given for each hotel with your plans. You can assess the cycling routes by their length and described course; the beach at the village entrance provides another landmark. Before booking, check the information about the property and the conditions that matter for your trip. This way, you can focus your search on the features of the village that are relevant to your plans.
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FAQ
How large and deep is Lake Zawadzkie?
The lake, also known as Moksty, covers 96.63 hectares and is up to 9.7 metres deep.
Which cycling routes pass through Zawady Ełckie?
The green cycling route is 19.6 kilometres long. The orange circular route “Wokół Łaśmiad” is about 31.7 kilometres long; both pass through Zawady Ełckie.
Where is the beach?
The beach on Lake Zawadzkie is directly beside the road, at the entrance to the village.
What does the memorial commemorate?
The 1918 memorial is dedicated to those who fell in the First World War and stands beyond the last village buildings.
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